Troubleshooting AGP graphics and AMD CPU conflicts one method

Under Windows 2000 and Windows/SE operating systems, AMD's Drill Dragon and Thunderbird are paired with Nvidia GeForce256 and Matrox G400 display cards, which often occur during running programs, causing many readers to fret. The author by the multi-party verification test, finally found a solution, dare not exclusive to share with you (unfortunately, these methods are only valid for Win2000 users).

1. First open Registry Editor Regedit32.exe.

2. Then locate the following key values in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Systemcurrent Controlsetcontrolsession Manager Memory Management

3. Select Edit in the menu, then select Add Value, do the following.

① Value Name: Largepageminimum

② Data type: REG_DWORD

③ Base: 16 System

④ Data: 0xFFFFFFFF

4. Quit Registry Editor.

5. Restart the computer.

After modifying the registry, readers will find that the AGP memory maximum addressing in the BIOS from 256MB to 128MB, which we can ignore, little impact.

Note: Using registry editing programs can cause problems with your machine and even reinstall your system. So when using Registry Editor, you can review the help documentation in advance to see how to properly use Registry Editor and make a backup. If your system is Windows NT or Windows 2000, then you'd better make a contingency plate.